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An open-source intelligence platform for political transparency in Sweden, providing governance insights and accountability metrics.

Digital space for building and confronting interpretations about documents

A simulator of a Participatory Economics allocation system using variable data and inputs. Participatory Economics is an economic vision based upon the values of equity, solidarity, diversity, self-management and efficiency.

Spatial Knowledge Base is a web based application for storing and searching of archaeological sites information. The software was written to improve access to cultural heritage information though the use of digital archiving, search technology, and GIS.

jEpi is an information system for latin ad greek epigraphy.

Geovision is a system for collaboratively maintaining and viewing geographical data, especially data over time. Other types of historical data and its visualization also lie in the project's future.

Java program to extract postings and comments from http://www.livejournal.com (blog) into DB and view/classify/process it. LJ loader. Components to reuse: perl-like, but efficient Web pages scraper, trees analyzer, concurrent scheduler.

The Java Framework for Computer Emulation (JFraCE) is a framework written completely in Java for emulating (old) computer systems on the software level. Currently only an emulator of a Z80-based CP/M machine is implemented.

A project for the university of Potsdam. We try to parallize open source Project Sonvis with terracotta.

Running Reality no longer uses SourceForge. Visit us at our homepage! We at Running Reality believe that we can use the power of today's computers and mobile devices to bring history to life in an accessible, immersive, and engaging way for K-12 students, history enthusiasts, and visitors to historical sites. Running Reality gives you a map that lets you go any place on any date from 3000BC to today and explore down to the street-level of history. This model has nations and cities but...